Buying a ticket., Comprar un pasaje., How much is a ticket?, ¿Cuánto cuesta un pasaje?, One thousand., Mil., One hundred., Cien., Three hundred., Trescientos., Four thousand., Cuatro mil., One ticket, please., Un pasaje, por favor., Two tickets, please., Dos pasajes, por favor., You don’t need perfect English., No necesitás un inglés perfecto., You need a few sentences., Necesitás pocas frases., You need movement., Necesitás movimiento.
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